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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 20, 1923

Page

5

Flowing Gold and a Bank Fight in Calico Noir

Calvin Gray opposes Colonel Henry Nelson in a tale of ambition love and betrayal. Gray and Gus Briskow gain control of Nelson’s bank after exposing Nelson’s past dismissals. Barbara Parker and Tom Parker reel from revelations as romance deepens and danger grows around money and power.

Calvin Gray Henry Nelson Gray Barbara Parker Nelson Tom Parker Gus Briskow Bud Briskow Gus Barbara

Ailing Mr Gray Seeks Solace With Ma Briskow

Calvin Gray, ill and distressed after a latest crisis, visits Ma Briskow in Wichita Falls. She senses his trouble tied to the Princess of Wichita Falls as he contends with fear and guilt while clinging to his act of cheer.

Ma Briskow Dallas Calvin Gray Ailin Mr. Gray Iit Wichita Falls Allie Gray Buddy

Blues and secrets bind gray to a distant home

In a tense scene Calvin Gray flees the bank after a cruel loss and seeks refuge in a hotel. Allie comforts him with quiet empathy while he admits being badly hurt and torn between flight and confession. She reveals shared hurt and offers understanding, creating an uneasy domestic bond.

Allie Gray Buddy Nelsons Gus

For Sale Local Real Estate Listings with Varied Properties

Two fine lots on Maryland avenue and Whitethorn street. several seven and eight room houses on Hinton, College, Bland, Preston, Giles, Wayne, and Jefferson streets. prices from 3 750 to 12 100 with favorable terms. One six room on Pres ton street and other parcels including a Hale addition home and Coun try Club Hill lots. immediate possession offered opposite First National Bank.

Maryland Avenue Whitethorn Street West End Hinton Street East End College Avenue Bland Street New Hospital Preston Street Giles Street Hale Addition Jefferson Street Wayne Street South Bluefield Carolina Ave East River College Avenues Princeton Avenue Washington Street Country Club Hill

Kent Place School keeps spotless record for 27 years

At Summit New Jersey a girls school reports 27 years with no misconduct dismissals or exam failures among graduates. Principals Mrs Sarah Woodman Paul and Miss Anna Sophia Woodman revealed their secret as they marked the twenty seventh commencement since assuming leadership after the school’s founding on Chancellor Kent’s estate.

Summit N. J Kent Place School Sarah Woodman Paul Anna Sophia Woodman Kent America Blackstone Anna Sophia Woodmn

Allie Briskow Finds Courage Through Quiet Reflection

In a tranquil scene Ma Briskow observes Allie Briskow studying her reflection and mustering resolve. Allie voices a belief that pain can forge strength and prays, then is startled by a mysterious joyful song from her room, signaling a possible transformation.

Allie Briskow

Rain Damages Italian Crops as Torrential Downpour Pummels The Nation

The article notes heavy rainfall across Italy causing widespread crop damage while a separate item mentions leaky logistics and a road mishap as a group walked thirteen miles in the rain after being ejected from a vehicle.

Rome

Comedy of Thrift Party Hires Bus Driver in New York

A group of twenty people in New York hired a bus driver to transport them for a party. The incident highlights thrift and planning as the group organized travel for a social outing.

New York

Rainbow Satin and Postal Ponderings Featured in Times

Rainbow satin used for large bows and soft draped effects in millinery. Meanwhile in England over six months more than 12,006,000 letters cards and parcels were mailed with insufficient stamps, prompting policy chatter.

Englan

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